Case Studies

Overview  Presbyterian Ladies’ College is a Kindergarten to Year 12 set in the inner Eastern suburbs of Burwood in Melbourne. Director of ICT and Privacy Brenton Harty says, “While we are aware of the changing landscape of the digital environment, it is our responsibility to ensure our executive and School board are equally knowledgeable about

Whitsunday Anglican School is a Kindergarten to Year 12 Day and Boarding independent school located in Mackay, that acknowledged the need to migrate from on-premises file storage to a cloud-based solution.

Mr Adcock, Business Manager of Northside Christian College says, “Because technology is so inherent to the running of our school, we needed a benchmark for our cybersecurity level to help us ascertain how effective it was as compared to larger schools.”

As Business Manager, Mr Delbridge recognises that technology plays a crucial role in supporting student learning. In 2018 Mr Delbridge engaged NetStrategy through a recommendation to undertake a Strategic ICT Review of the entire school.

Audit of Kingswood College’s operations, systems and network through an Education Security Assessment.

Green Point Christian College sought an experienced partner to conduct a health check and support of the establishment and development of a new governance and leadership foundation for a group of schools. 

The leadership team at the school decided to seek external assurance around their cybersecurity posture by engaging a partner to perform a penetration test and cybersecurity assessment of their systems and policies.

When lightning struck the independent K-12 school where Mr Mike Parker was working as Head of IT, he knew the impacts would be serious.

Coming out of COVID-19, lockdowns and digital learning, the IT team at Kingswood College wanted to enable their staff and students to hold classes outside – with reliable internet access to match.

In the face of the ever-increasing risk of cybersecurity breaches and system failures, the IT team at Wyong Christian Community School knew they needed to upgrade their firewall.

Like many other regional schools, MidCoast Christian College faced an IT challenge as it moved into providing 21st century education.

When Christian Education Ministries (CEM) went looking for a cost-effective firewall solution for their disparate school network.